Chapter

 1 2 |           his five senses so as to lose nothing; and despite his
 2 3 |       applied to the door, did not lose a syllable of what he said,
 3 4 | handkerchief you would be sorry to lose?" ~The handkerchief was
 4 5 |          of men who had no time to lose. ~When d'Artagnan arrived
 5 6 |           and as the king began to lose what he had won, he was
 6 6 |            Artagnan had no time to lose, on account of the audience
 7 9 |           Artagnan, "do not let us lose our time in jesting. Let
 8 11|          mysterious women." ~"Do I lose by that?" ~"No; you are,
 9 13|            we have promised not to lose sight of him. ~The officers
10 13|           questioner, who began to lose his head. ~"That is my name,"
11 16|            you, of course, did not lose sight of him?" ~"No, sire." ~"
12 16|     counsel to give, it is, always lose!" ~"She seemed to love me
13 19|             he had not a moment to lose. ~The heart of the young
14 19|            we have not a minute to lose." ~"Hello, Grimaud! Planchet!
15 20|         they were perhaps going to lose, was, after all, a good
16 23|      placed on my guard--I did not lose a movement of his features." ~"
17 27|        three thousand pistoles; to lose them even to the gold-embroidered
18 28|          is soon made!" ~"And if I lose?" ~"You will win." ~"But
19 28|          You will win." ~"But if I lose?" ~"Well, you will surrender
20 28|       their places and I shall not lose by the exchange. HOLA, Mousqueton,
21 31|         king; which would make him lose a part of his advantage,
22 31|        glass. He did not, however, lose sight of Milady, and in
23 33|     ignorant of: he nearly made me lose my credit with his Eminence.
24 33|       which was near making Milady lose her credit with the cardinal,
25 33|           youth who did not easily lose his head, while continuing
26 34|          but take care or you will lose that letter which is peeping
27 36|          if that were so, I should lose my reason!" ~And he folded
28 38|           so that we really should lose two hundred pistoles by
29 41|          his hand--for he began to lose his strength with his blood. ~"
30 46|        immediately, that I may not lose a drop of the fat of this
31 47|   assassinated, and beg him not to lose sight of her. There is in
32 47|        opinion; we have no time to lose in regaining our camp." ~"
33 52|        coast of France has made us lose sight of for an instant. ~
34 52|           prisoner did not wish to lose time; and she resolved to
35 53|          trick, was not willing to lose the second. ~"Go and fetch
36 55|           me; living, you will not lose your life through me." ~"
37 55|         cried Milady, "but I shall lose that which is much dearer
38 55|           to me than life, I shall lose my honor, Felton; and it
39 55|         his shoulder, so as not to lose sight of Milady till he
40 56|           occupy in descending? To lose a year, two years, three
41 56|          had become too serious to lose time in useless words and
42 56|          to allow me to consent to lose you thus, after I have had
43 58|               But I shall make you lose your balance, and we shall
44 58|   Portsmouth?" ~"I have no time to lose. Tomorrow is the twenty-third,
45 59|          not see I have no time to lose?" ~Laporte broke the seal,
46 61|           a moment allowed them to lose. ~"And when can I see this